Director and producer Mei Shuaiyuan is known for shijing yanchu, or shows that use real scenery in open-air performances with hundreds of performers to display local culture and traditions.
The World Stroke Organization recently announced in Beijing a global partnership with the medical technology, service and solutions company Medtronic aimed at increasing stroke awareness and to support stroke patients worldwide.
The UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) announced that 29 sites are on the nomination list of World Heritages this year.
Don't conflict with the prop makers. As the magicians behind a film, they know hundreds of tricks to cheat you.
TV series The Chaser tries to become Chinese equivalent to the Hollywood blockbuster Kingsman: The Secret Service.
At a two-day international forum held at Beijing's National Art Museum of China, researchers and scholars from art museums worldwide shared their views on how to better preserve and restore artworks, so that they can be displayed for the public good in a long term.
To promote the exchange and development of ballet in China, the Shanghai Municipal Government will reconvene the Shanghai International Ballet Competition this year.
According to a guideline issued on Thursday by China's Ministry of Culture, live-streaming performers will now be held accountable for any content they show that is deemed inappropriate, and serious violators will be blacklisted nationwide.
A new Disney-nature film, Born in China, dubbed by famous Chinese actress Zhou Xun, is scheduled to hit big screens around China on Aug 12.
Gold, associated with royalty in ancient China, plays only a supporting role when placed together with the feather of a kingfisher — a small, brightly colored bird — to make jewelry.
As China introduces tougher measures to protect music copyright and more Chinese music-lovers are willing to pay money to download the latest pop songs, the Chinese music industry, in the era of digital music, seems to be gaining momentum again.
The 3D Peking Opera film Farewell, My Concubine was screened as an opening work during "Chinese Film Week" at Japan's Tokyo Film Festival on July 5.